Spring Musk Ox hunting is often synonymous with tough travel conditions to the hunt location, and the coldest Arctic conditions imaginable while hunting during limited daylight hours. Covering ground in snowmobiles over vast snow landscapes can bring high wind chills and driving snow.

Fall Musk Ox is normally done in August with mild to cold temperatures, but a constant flow of wind and driving rain. It is crucial to be prepared for the constant changing of temperature, wind, and precipitation on either season for Musk Ox if you are lucky enough to get a hunt opportunity.

Normally, it’s not the most physically challenging hunt, staying protected from the elements in various transportation situations while in the field can be difficult. Shop Musk Ox hunting clothing and gear in a variety of camo patterns and styles.